Daisy’s Garden

08/22/2025

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04/18/2025

We regret to inform you that we will not be continuing with our annual plant sale. While we cherished the time spent with Daisy’s Garden Plant Sale, it’s now time for us to embrace Tony’s retirement and spend some time fishing and hiking. 💚

We sincerely appreciate all of your support for our small plant sale (700 tomato plants)!🤣

We will keep this page active for garden tips and updates, as who knows what the future may bring.

Thank you once again!

03/30/2025

01/13/2025

I just love this use of old chairs 🙂

12/17/2024

❄️✨ Embracing the season of wintering! As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, I find comfort in the stillness and beauty that winter brings. It’s a time for reflection, coziness, and finding joy in the simple pleasures—like warm drinks, soft blankets, and the quiet magic of falling snow.

Let’s take this opportunity to slow down, recharge, and nurture our souls. Just as nature rests, we too can find peace in this season of hibernation. What are your favorite winter rituals? ❄️❤️ Regan Ann & Tony Spin

12/01/2024

🌿❄️ Winter in the Garden: Preparing for Spring! 🌸🌱

As winter blankets our gardens in a serene layer of frost, it's the perfect time to reflect on the beauty of the season and start thinking ahead to spring! 🌨️✨

While the plants may be dormant, there’s plenty to do to ensure a vibrant garden when the warmer days arrive. Here are some tips to help you prepare:

1. Clean Up Debris: Clear away fallen leaves, dead plants, and any other debris to prevent pests and diseases from taking hold.

2. Mulch Matters: A layer of mulch can protect your soil and help retain moisture. Plus, it looks great!

3. Plan Your Planting: Take some time to sketch out your garden layout and decide what new plants you want to add this spring. It’s never too early to dream!

4. Check Your Tools: Now is the perfect time to sharpen your tools and make sure everything is in good working order for the busy months ahead.

5. Start Seeds Indoors: If you’re eager to get started, consider starting some seeds indoors! Herbs and flowers can thrive with a little extra care.

6. Enjoy the Beauty: Don’t forget to appreciate the winter beauty in your garden - the silhouettes of bare branches, the texture of frost-covered leaves, and the serene quiet of the season.

Let’s embrace this transition and get our hands ready for the joy of gardening come spring! 🌼💪 What are you most excited to plant this year? Share your thoughts and plans in the comments below! 👇🌻